When Insecurity Becomes a Political Tool in Nigeria
An analysis of how insecurity is exploited for political gain in Nigeria, focusing on the commodification of human suffering and the need for integrity.
An analysis of how insecurity is exploited for political gain in Nigeria, focusing on the commodification of human suffering and the need for integrity.
Analysis of the disconnect between Nigeria's mega infrastructure projects and the daily survival struggles of citizens facing insecurity and economic hardship.
Media professionals urge African leaders to safeguard press freedom amid global decline, citing repression, impunity, and the need for accountability.
The Federal Government limits imprest reimbursement to twice per quarter, with new limits for officials, aiming to curb abuse and rising claims.
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RecommendedThe African Commission on Human and Peoples Rights calls on Nigeria to repeal cybercrime and defamation laws that threaten press freedom and end arbitrary arrests.
Nigeria considers retaliatory measures against South Africa amid xenophobic attacks on Nigerians, reschedules evacuation flights, and rejects claims of undocumented migrants.
Indigenous contractors blocked the Finance Ministry in Abuja, disputing reports of N700bn payment, demanding full settlement of N1 trillion debt.
Prof Osaretin George Izevbuwa warns that corruption, political interference, and judicial manipulation are turning justice into a commodity, threatening democracy, economic growth, and public trust in Nigeria.
Christina Bobb left a military career to become one of Donald Trump's most polarising legal voices. Learn about her bio, age, education, career, and book.
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RecommendedAwaal Gata defends Nuhu Ribadu against Daily Trust criticism, arguing his trust with Tinubu and security achievements prove his enduring relevance.
Peter Obi speaks against ethnic profiling, saying he has suffered stereotypes as an Igbo man and that crime has no tribe. He urges Nigerians to judge criminals individually.
The Federal Government has tightened imprest reimbursement rules, limiting claims to twice per quarter, with new limits for ministers and directors.
Venerable Emmanuel Olorunmola Ajayi, retired Archdeacon and former CAN chairman, dies at 86 after 41 years of ministry. Funeral set for June 12, 2026.
Nigeria's intelligence agencies played a key role in eliminating a top ISIS commander, yet their sacrifices and victories often go unnoticed. It's time to celebrate these unsung heroes.
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RecommendedThe House of Representatives recovered ₦521.77 million in unremitted VAT from the CBN, linked to Remita transaction fees under the TSA system from 2018 to 2024.
Atiku Abubakar commends military for rescuing 360 abductees in Borno, urges government to rescue other captives and overhaul security architecture.
Nigeria Labour Congress has reported Nigeria to the ILO over alleged violations of Convention No. 98, citing attacks on union leaders and interference in collective bargaining.
Nigeria releases wanted lists for foreign nationals linked to financial crimes. At least three individuals remain wanted by EFCC and ICPC as of June 8, 2026.
Former President Goodluck Jonathan criticizes government institutions for asking critics to go to court, likening it to a thief whose brother is the judge.
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RecommendedFederal High Court declares NASS N110 billion SUV and allowance schemes unlawful, citing procurement law violations. CSOs and lawyers commend ruling for accountability.
CPPE expresses deep concern over Senate's passage of SSB Tax Bill, citing harm to manufacturers and inconsistency with tax reforms.
The Emeka Ike voter data leak raises concerns about data protection, insider threats, and public trust in INEC. Experts call for accountability and stronger safeguards.
Dr Felix Ekhaguere, former permanent secretary in Edo State's health and agriculture ministries, has died at 84 after a brief illness in Benin.
Father Aleakwe Odior says Africa's poverty stems from a governance crisis caused by systematic dismantling of institutions, urging a return to Ma'at principles.
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RecommendedThe Coalition of Niger Delta Agitators calls for an immediate investigation into the alleged diversion of N257bn meant for members of the Ukanafun Freedom Fighters under the Presidential Amnesty Programme.
CPPE expresses shock at Senate's passage of Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Tax Bill, warning it will worsen cost pressures on manufacturers and weaken the sector.
Abia Governor Alex Otti demands retraction and apology from APC spokesman Uche Aguoru over defamatory publication, threatening legal action if not complied.
The House of Representatives Public Accounts Committee recovered N521.8 million in unremitted VAT from the CBN as part of a probe into revenue leakages through the Remita platform.
A Nigerian lawyer outlines three effective strategies for dealing with loan apps that harass borrowers for repayment, empowering Nigerians to stand up for their rights.
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RecommendedRMAFC starts Southeast data verification for revenue allocation review, missing the 2025 deadline. Chairman Shehu seeks Abia's support; Governor Otti urges focus on revenue generation.